Incorporating Zinpro Availa 4 into your nutrition program has been proven to increase the potential profitability of your operation by promoting improved health, enhanced immunity and increased weaning weights. Determine how much this could be worth to your business. Learn how we calculate this here.
Enhancing the performance of your herd is critical for maximizing profitability. Daily trace mineral supplementation is one of the simplest ways to set up your animals for a lifetime of success, while avoiding the major health and production issues that cut into your margins.
Many variables can affect the fertility of your cows. Trace minerals play a critical role in heat cycles, response to synchronization and pregnancy retention —impacting ovulation rates, improving conception by greater than 20% and reducing calving interval by 16 days.
When your calves reach their full weaning weight potential, it can significantly impact your profitability. Cattle fed Zinpro Performance Minerals have shown greater resilience to stress and immune challenges, allowing them to achieve improved health and significantly higher weaning weights.
Foot rot in cows can lead to lower milk production and to reduced weight gain in calves. Studies have shown that pasture cattle fed Zinpro Performance Minerals experience a significant reduction in hoof disorders.
Quality colostrum is a huge factor in establishing your calves’ immune system. Incorporating Zinpro Performance Minerals into your herd’s nutrition program improves colostrum immunoglobulin concentration, contributing to an overall increase in calf health.
From common illnesses like BRD, to general immunity and resilience, animals fed Zinpro Performance Minerals experience greater wellbeing and health outcomes — leading to reduced pulls, repulls and overall treatment costs.
Providing Zinpro Availa 4 to your herd 365 days a year has been shown to increase weaning weights by as much as 28 lbs. (13 kg) — generating greater profitability for the producer and enabling calves to thrive through subsequent life stages.